AppSec Best Practices for Using and Securing Open Source Code
A joint project from JetBrains and CheckmarxTrusted by The World's Leading Enterprises
Modern software development teams benefit so massively from open source code that they willingly accept the related security risks. But threat actors have taken notice and are increasingly looking to the open source supply chain as a launching pad for their attacks.
It’s enough to send development and AppSec teams scrambling for ideas and solutions—and this eBook offers both. It’s the product of a partnership between Checkmarx and JetBrains, combining our AppSec and software development expertise to spell out some best practices for securing open source code.
The topics include:
- Writing great code the JetBrains way
- What makes a great Software Composition Analysis solution
- What the Checkmarx/JetBrains partnership does to help you regain trust in open
source code - Take a look at our eBook to broaden your knowledge of the challenges and solutions around securing your open source supply chain.
Hunt down malicious open source code with the global AppSec leader
Checkmarx has taken the lead on securing your open source supply chain, and now our solution is native in JetBrains. It’s one reason we’re trusted by CISOs worldwide and by more than 40 of the Fortune 100.
Read our joint eBook today to find out more.
We’re in a stronger position today when it comes to open source supply chain or package threats because of Checkmarx One.
Joel Godbout
Cybersecurity and Networking Manager
For the source code analysis, one of the biggest advantages of Checkmarx SAST is that it is super easy to set up a project. We didn’t need to change the structure of the repository.
Terezia Mezesova
Head of Secure Development Support
We were thrilled to find Checkmarx, which helped us improve the SLA for identifying and remediating risk, reduce risk and the number of vulnerabilities, and eliminate high- and medium-risk issues.
Ubirajara Aguiar Jr.
Tech Lead, Red Team/DevSecOps